Sandra Bullock spared no details as she revealed the moment her vagina was left “hanging out” during an intimate scene with Ryan Reynolds.
The moment happened while the Hollywood pair were on set filming a nude scene together for The Proposal, a 2009 romcomthat sees Bullock play New York-based Canadian editor Margaret.
In the film, Margaret convinces Reynolds’ character, Andrew, to marry her in return for a promotion so that she can stay in the United States.
The pair undergo a series of mishaps as they try to convince their acquaintances that they are actually a loved-up couple.
Bullock recounted to Parade Magazine at the time: “You have things covering up your essential parts but they get unstuck. And, oddly enough, we didn’t care because we were so tired.
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“Ann was like, ‘Sandra, your vagina is hanging out. Cover it up.’ I’m like, ‘Oh, sorry, sorry.'”
But that was not the end of Bullock’s ordeal, as her nipple was then also exposed, prompting a reaction from the crew.
She continued: “And the crew would be like, ‘Jeez, her nipple is showing’.
“They weren’t titillated, they were unhappy because they knew we had to retake the shot.”
The Miss Congeniality star added: “They’re like, ‘We want to go to lunch. Cover the nip.’ So that’s pretty much how the day went.”
Bullock started carving out her path to fame with just a minor role in the thriller Hangmen, back in 1987.
The Hollywood icon’s Working Girl TV series then followed just a year later, with her first big break coming in the 1993 sci-fi movie Demolition Man.
Last year, Bullock opened up about her exhaustion from her busy work schedule in an interview with The Hollywood Reporter, saying: “I don’t want to be beholden to anyone’s schedule other than my own.
“I’m so burnt out. I’m so tired, and I’m so not capable of making healthy, smart decisions and I know it.
“Work has always been steady for me, and I’ve been so lucky. I realised it possibly was becoming my crutch.”